HONOUREBEL MYKE PAM AT A GLANCE

 

HonouRebel Myke Pam can be simply described as a creative powerhouse and a man of many parts.

Starting off with "Jah Messengers" a youth Reggae band he formed with two of his childhood friends in Onitsha, Anambra State in 1990, and recording his first solo album in 1994, titled "Hold Up" and produced by the legendary Francis Goldman at T. Nicholas studio, Lagos, the Pambalistic Monk has been there, here, he has seen things and known things and has done this and that.

The CEO of Pam & Bam Productions, and Lion Tribe Entertainment Inc, HonouRebel Myke Pam who coordinated the 1999 FIFA Junior World Cup outdoor musical fiesta stage at the National Stadium, alongside Aibtonia Promotions for the LOC, and the year 2000 Nations Cup outdoor stage at the NIS, under the auspices of the Local Organizing Committee (LOC), has many musical collaborations all the way from the 90's till date in his bulky kitty, including but not limited to Eedris Abdulkareem(his very close friend, activist comrade and business associate), DJ Jimmy Jatt, Dede Mabiaku, Queen Irioba, Ras Spanner, Ollie Gee, Rastafari Ambassadors, JoEL, Dr. Fresh, Calypso, Mooh, and Rafioso amongst so many others.

A veteran Reggae artiste, movie and musical video director, music producer, journalist and prolific writer, Talkshow producer, content creator, event consultant and consummate professional showbiz Impresario.

He was the spokesperson of PMAN Lagos state chapter in the mid 90's and also served under 4 Presidents as the National Publicity Secretary (PRO) of the Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria, PMAN, during the heydays of the Nigerian music union, this unrepentant Pan Africanist has served in different entertainment industry set ups, as well as in the corporate world.

A former creative head of New Waves productions and Production Editor of Charly Boy Magazine, Deputy Editor of Hints International Magazine, and pioneer Projects Director and later the Substantive Editor of HF Magazine, a highly successful Pan Afrikan Entertainment magazine with operational offices both in South Africa and Nigeria, this well travelled and upwardly mobile Rebel with Honour is currently the Chairman of the Nigerian Rastafari Community, and the Spokesperson of Rastafari Continental Council (RCC Afrika), the continental Rastafari Superstructure that oversees all Rastafari organisations and activities in Afrika, with continental secretariat in Johannesburg, South Africa.

As at the time of filing this, HonouRebel Myke Pam has also been saddled with the added responsibility of the office of the Secretary General of RCC Afrika, in an acting capacity, in addition to his elective role of the body's official spokesperson in Afrika.
The HonouRebel is also a member of the Board of Directors of Musical Copyright Society of Nigeria (MCSN), Afrika's biggest Collective Management Organisation.

A poet and author of the long running Pambalistic Musings poetic series, a thought provoking and oftentimes satirical random thoughts of the Mau Mau SoulJah on national and international topical issues and subjects, Myke Pam, the Italist and Herbalist is forever foraging for more frontiers to conquer for the forces of good.

Writing about the accomplishments and positive strides of this humble and unassuming leader of many; this quintessential Rastafari SoulJah and Warrior, will take a longtime and space, it suffices that his extensive receipts in the world of music, movies, journalism, rights activism, philanthropy, social engineering, unalloyed servant leadership and militant pan Africanism are already eloquent enough to speak for him.

This media shy publicity guru has, from the days of his youth band in the early nineties (Jah Messengers Band), been a dependable and rock steady friend to those who are close to him, and of course, a persistent thorn in the flesh of Babylon, its shenanigans and all promoters of evil.

With multiple traditional titles from Nigeria to Ghana and Ivory coast, this proud African Chief (Ogbuefi Odogwu Ajii I of Akokwa), will tell you straight off that "me no joke, cos Rasta nuh smoke coke!"

HonouRebel Myke Pam, Nii (Chief) Nwokeji Mpese Congo the 1st, the Mpese Mpese Chief of Nigeria.

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The Power of Music in Film and Television: Enhancing the Cinematic Experience

Music has been an integral part of film and television for decades, playing a crucial role in setting the tone, evoking emotions, and enhancing the overall cinematic experience. From classic movie soundtracks to contemporary television scores, music has been used to captivate audiences, create memorable moments, and leave a lasting impression.

The Evolution of Music in Film and Television

The use of music in film and television has undergone significant changes over the years. In the early days of cinema, music was primarily used to accompany silent films, providing a live soundtrack to enhance the viewing experience. With the advent of sound in film, music became an integral part of the cinematic experience, with composers creating original scores to complement the on-screen action.
In the 1950s and 1960s, film music became more sophisticated, with composers like Bernard Herrmann and Ennio Morricone creating iconic scores for movies like "Psycho" and "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly." The 1970s and 1980s saw the rise of popular music in film, with movies like "Saturday Night Fever" and "Top Gun" featuring hit soundtracks that helped to define the era.
In recent years, television has become a major platform for music, with shows like "Game of Thrones" and "Stranger Things" featuring complex, orchestral scores that rival those of big-budget films.

The Role of Music in Film and Television

Music plays a multifaceted role in film and television, serving several purposes that enhance the overall viewing experience. Some of the key functions of music in film and television include:

- Setting the tone: 

Music helps to establish the mood and atmosphere of a scene, setting the tone for the audience's emotional response.

- Evoking emotions: 

Music has the power to evoke strong emotions in audiences, from joy and excitement to sadness and fear.

- Creating memorable moments: 

Music can make a scene more memorable, with iconic themes and scores becoming synonymous with beloved movies and television shows.

- Enhancing the narrative: 

Music can be used to advance the plot, reveal character traits, and provide background information that enhances the narrative.

The Impact of Music on Film and Television

The impact of music on film and television cannot be overstated. Music has the power to transform a scene, elevate the emotional impact of a moment, and create a lasting impression on audiences. Some of the most iconic moments in film and television history are inextricably linked to music, from the shower scene in "Psycho" to the finale of "The Sopranos."
In addition to its artistic impact, music also plays a significant role in the commercial success of film and television. A hit soundtrack or score can help to promote a movie or show, generating buzz and attracting new audiences.

Conclusion

Music is an essential element of film and television, playing a vital role in setting the tone, evoking emotions, and enhancing the overall cinematic experience. From classic movie soundtracks to contemporary television scores, music has been used to captivate audiences, create memorable moments, and leave a lasting impression.
As the film and television industries continue to evolve, the role of music will remain a crucial aspect of the creative process. Whether it's a sweeping orchestral score or a catchy pop theme, music has the power to elevate the artistic and emotional impact of film and television, creating a truly unforgettable viewing experience.
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